Josh Furlong
Sports Director at KSL.com
@KSLcomSports Sports Director • Beat Writer covering @UtahAthletics • AP Top 25 🏈 voter • The Utah Checkdown podcast • Email: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
ksl.com | Josh Furlong
SALT LAKE CITY β Isaac Wilson doesn't shy away from the offensive troubles Utah had last season. The freshman quarterback was thrust into a starting role due to injury before he was ready, and it didn't go as planned for the promising star out of Corner Canyon High. Too much was placed on his young shoulders as he tried to lead an offense that was complicated and overwhelming.
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2 weeks ago |
ksl.com | Josh Furlong
SALT LAKE CITY — All the pressure was on the fourth-ranked Red Rocks. Not only was Utah hosting one of four NCAA regionals and was the highest-ranked team in Salt Lake City, but the pressure of continuing a 48-year streak of making it to nationals was always in the back of the mind of the coaches and gymnasts (and all who follow the team). The only thing standing in the way was a difficult regional final Saturday night.
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2 weeks ago |
ksl.com | Josh Furlong
SALT LAKE CITY — We've reached the end of our fun March bracket sponsored by Deseret First Credit Union to determine what in the state is the most iconic. It's been an interesting vote this year, but the top two left standing are Mormon Pioneers and Temple Square — should we delay the final vote until July 24? The closest matchup of the semifinal round went to Temple Square beating out Zion National Park by just 197 votes.
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2 weeks ago |
ksl.com | Josh Furlong
Estimated read time: 5-6 minutesKEY TAKEAWAYS Avery Neff led the Red Rocks to regional finals with a 39.650 score. Neff's consistent performance included a 9.950 on vault, impressing coach Dockendorf. Utah tied Denver with 197.650, advancing to face UCLA and Minnesota Saturday. SALT LAKE CITY — When the bright lights shine, Avery Neff delivers. That was true Thursday night for the freshman in the women's gymnastic regional semifinals at the Huntsman Center.
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3 weeks ago |
ksl.com | Josh Furlong
SALT LAKE CITY β After a one-year stint outside of the program, Nate Johnson is back at Utah. The dual-threat quarterback tested the waters and spent a year at Vanderbilt before returning to the Utes with almost an entirely new roster and set of coaches on the offensive side of the ball. He remains listed as a quarterback on the official roster, but Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham has given Johnson a different position in his return: the team's Swiss Army knife.
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